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World of Warcraft - Bloodmyst isle

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"Bloodmyst Isle, once named Silvergale by the draenei before sickness spread across the land, is the second of the two major isles of the Azuremyst Isles.

Before the Great Sundering, this island was once heavily populated by night elves, centered at the large city of Loreth'Aran. The night elves who once inhabited this city were blessed by the Green dragonflight and its queen Ysera, and the Dragon Riders of Loreth'Aran rode these powerful green dragons into battle while also living alongside them. The city was destroyed when the black dragonflight betrayed their green kin and descended upon the unwary night elves and green dragons. Led by a lieutenant of Deathwing, the fearsome Razormaw, the black dragonflight wiped out Loreth'Aran and its defenders in a savage maelstrom of flame and death. The city of Loreth'Aran's destruction was made complete by the cataclysm, as the ocean swept in and the earth erupted, leaving only a few remaining ruins scattered across separate islands where once a shining city stood. Wyrmscar Island is now home to bones, the restless spirits of slain green whelplings, and the ghost of Prince Toreth, a night elf prince of Loreth'Aran.

The island was corrupted by blood red crystals from the draenei's dimensional ship, the Exodar. Blood-like liquid seeps from many of the crystals into the ground. The corruption from the liquid caused creatures and plants to become irradiated. The air was polluted with red-tinted mist from the red liquid. Due to the corruption the island was renamed "Bloodmyst". When the Exodar crashed on Azuremyst Isle, several large pieces of the dimensional ship fell on Bloodmyst. These pieces are now used both by the draenei and by other creatures as a form of shelter."

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